Game · GB

Ray-Thunder

Ray-Thunder is a 1991 GB game by Nichibutsu.

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About the game

Before starting, the player can pick one of three robotic suits to pilot, each with their own power level and special level. Throughout the game, the player navigates 21 different mazes, looking for machine parts, while shooting robotic enemies. During the game, the player can consult a map of the immediate area to search for items and enemies present. The player will need to make use of the limited fuel around the level before it runs out.

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Facts

Platforms
GB
First released
1991-02-08
Developers
Nichibutsu
Publishers
Nichibutsu
Genres
Action, 1st-person, Shooter, Direct control, Mecha / giant robot, Sci-fi / futuristic

Covers and screenshots

Box, manual and cartridge scans

  • Ray-Thunder: Front Cover (GB · Japan)
    Front Cover (GB · Japan)
  • Ray-Thunder: Back Cover (GB · Japan)
    Back Cover (GB · Japan)
  • Ray-Thunder: Media (GB · Japan)
    Media (GB · Japan)
  • Ray-Thunder: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Ray-Thunder: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Ray-Thunder: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Ray-Thunder: Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Japan)
  • Ray-Thunder: Manual (GB · Japan)
    Manual (GB · Japan)
  • Ray-Thunder: Manual (GB · Japan)
    Manual (GB · Japan)
  • Ray-Thunder: Extras (GB · Japan)
    Extras (GB · Japan)
  • Ray-Thunder: Extras (GB · Japan)
    Extras (GB · Japan)

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Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
GB1991-02-08JPNichibutsu

Barcodes

  • 4960641030018

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